Phrasal Verbs - What's New

The latest 30 entries added to our Phrasal Verb database.

Entry Burn up
To be or cause to be highly annoyed (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Burn up
Drive at high speed (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Burn up
Destroy completely by fire (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Be up for
Be enthusiastic about an upcoming event (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Be on
Be at the top of one’s game, performing very well (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Be down on
Have negative feelings toward someone (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Bring out
Elicit a response (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Bring on
Make something appear (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Break out in
Sweat heavily, develop skin sores or irritation. (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Bring Up
Be officially charged with a crime (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Break in
Carefully use new products until they are fully functional. (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Blow up
Enlarge (e.g., photograph). (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Blow out
Defeat decisively (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Blow in
Arrive, sometimes suddenly or unexpectedly (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Spruce up
To smarten, make something neat and tidy (Added: 11th Jul)
Entry Beat out
Narrowly win in competition (Added: 11th Jan)
Entry Bail out of
Pay a bond to release someone from jail (Added: 11th Jan)
Entry Back up
Drive a vehicle backwards (Added: 11th Jan)
Entry Back out of
Exit a parking area in reverse gear (Added: 11th Jan)
Entry Back into
Enter a parking area in reverse gear (Added: 11th Jan)
Entry Snuff out
End something suddenly (Added: 18th Oct)
Entry Snuff out
Kill (Added: 18th Oct)
Entry Snuff out
Extinguish a small flame by covering it (Added: 18th Oct)
Entry Buck up
Smarten up, improve (Added: 30th Sep)
Entry Buck up
Hurry (either transitive or reflexive) (Added: 30th Sep)
Entry Come around to
Agree with or accept something you had previously disapproved of or disliked. (Added: 26th Sep)
Entry Come around
Recover consciousness (Added: 26th Sep)
Entry Check out
Stop paying attention (Added: 30th Jun)
Entry Keep up
Maintain a continuous action, persist (Added: 11th Jun)
Entry Come over
Affect mentally in such a way as to change behaviour (possibly related to 'overcome') (Added: 27th May)

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8 July, 2009 12:54